The Mavericks are currently facing a series of significant injuries that have severely impacted their roster and playoff aspirations. And ESPN’s Bobby Marks says, per NBA rules, the Mavs could be forced to start forfeiting games soon if the injuries continue to pile on.

The Dallas Mavericks are entering the danger zone. The injury-riddled Mavericks left Friday’s game in Houston with just seven healthy players after veteran guard Dante Exum suffered a season-ending left-hand fracture.

After what's been arguably the most brutal season in Dallas Mavericks history, the Mavs still have the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference, with aspirations of getting Anthony Davis, Daniel Gafford and Dereck Lively II back before the end of the regular season to potentially fight for a spot in the Play-In Tournament.

The Dallas Mavericks, now 33-35 following their second consecutive loss, a 133-96 defeat to the Houston Rockets on Friday night, find themselves in an unprecedented situation. The Mavericks suffered yet another devastating injury in the loss,

The Dallas Mavericks' season has gone from bad to worse as injuries continue to decimate their roster. On Friday, ESPN's Shams Charania reported that Dante Exum will be out indefinitely with a broken hand,

The Dallas Mavericks’ disastrous season might be about to get even more embarrassing. The Mavericks’ injury crisis has worsened to the point that, combined with two-way player rules and salary cap restrictions,